davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
STANOWISlNO SLISZA

SIINUW ISlNU SLINZ-N "a
ko redaktora AyopdM zachwla,
ne. Albo SIlsza odlahG, aIbo
narazid sic "a shandaliczny
proces-oto dwie alte%natywy.
miqdzy kt6remi Ojcowie Z No.
Ole ulicy maiq teraz do wy
boru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
TOLEDO .-W tuteiszci pol

TOLEDO,O .-W fute SIC pol
skiei pnrafi sw. Antonicg" pTzrd
1 iaty bvlo lcdwle 2O3 tum'Iij,
Il poStawiIi koSci0i i
szko;e, zrobiws2y diugu ME
spc}na $1,000. Teraz na!,zv do
tel paratii p~r1@szio 800 famlti.i a
dtugu juz Jest $1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

OGN!SkO w numcrzc 3 4
pnzdziernika %podnosi, &c ME jest
identycznem Towarzystvom
O.g,tisho Tub = grupa Zwiazkowa
tego imicnia. harz.y p%rzccic .jcdno
drugic "sp6lnost nazw, Il bar
dziej ~je-zc2c wspolnosG idei. w tym
samym numerze Pr. Leon NJ.
Wild, Jan Zychlihski i Jozef Der.
n"I"k oswiadczaia, il grnpa Zwiaz-
k"wa OynisAo ME brata &adnsgo
udAiaiu W %uioIouym j "ysianym
przez Mich ndrpsj" do suspcnd"wa-
n,go ~ksirdza NJ Glvnna, ktory
stat sic powodcm oskarzcnn cate
g" O9"i~h" przcd Srimcm Zw,a
zku Mar. Pol. O.9"isho, .jak wado-
mo. skiada sc = d&oeh czYsci, 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

Ze starego foterianAu;
Pau. Kocimsoi pom6g M ia,
Zem dosze4t do d"brobytu,
Ia 10 tez mu pndziankuje,
"A priced Wam1 obsmaruJe.
Zem cztek wdziycznv, t. widzlta,
azapie place mate myt",
Ramci moje drogo %przedam,
to tero jestem jo pun.
Fen kocimsci, bracio drodzi,
1t to freimur barzo sro1zi.
Won jest gor>zy niz mniamczysko,
/ cork zrobjf posmie"isko;
Woda swieta ME skr2piona,
Ma GrcsJandzie grob %ziozona.
ale drudzin farmeriny,
ice tam mieszkum mandy mimi,
To wo sobie wszystko wiemy,
LAX pies 2 kotem so &yjemy.
10 sa przyszcd W tenn imienlu
Jato szpieg cd Zjcdnoczenio.
FAX j nadol chce pracowac,
Wy zas ramci me kupowac.-
)to nova Delegate,
Nechae idzie 4 mia do kata!
Take kamstwH movie moze,
Ach zEituj SIG mad MIN Boze.
Pan knciems<i, .ialk 50 wiesc',
jest w Chicago lat 30.
Il szlachetnosci *, nam znsny
Oh wszystkinb IA jest koch"ny,
CO sic tyczy reg" dzierl,
Nj ch cle oslo to oswec':'
Ksiadz NJ Of itor czfeN zy.jQcy,
yIa tam dowod Gle grom:arr.
Trzecia nova, krotka, main,
!I6wcy c1kawka przeszkadzaia.
" podt niehoEak ma mownice,
Czerwone Mai Wsenczas lice.
Rzekl te stowa. chod ME wiele:
- Wielmo5ae ObiwateIe.
ZcbraIesma Sc tn Spoefen,
4 ksiezol}srma h"@ "a ST lem.
W grepie steima hup maemc0o,
Choc iec III ma nu , mo- woai2
Tero wiuat hop nyInicma
Je~z jednego wyIi.jema.-
A 60 Braria: pieynn 4ov@
Sm.ac SIC tr4eba ami ~IoNa.
Czwarty movca chop ~aani>ty,
CLOS lego mic b"rd4o czysey.
W ~ali byte wiuil<a c.~1a.
CINE bylo Nk"r>two S jisza.
Maahnat rex" kjwnai g'owa
/ ~wy.jechat 2 TAXA m"wa:
-Wroski tcro sum diva tydnie.
Jest mum wSzy,tIlim bardzo widn'c,
Go Zwia kowcy tam zrobili,
Ma swym snjmle urodzjli.
TerosNi M "a zchrari,
Bandzim WOO INCH Slur wysm'ani,
Iii sic ME obcojchnulem
| Zwiazkowcow niepokujem!-
IIuczny okIask Week da.je,
Mowca dalej swoje ba]c:
-vTeroski trza Nun wydzierzyc
Il Twjazkow"ema sic ~pomierzyc,
sjednoczcnic utrzymywac
A ~ KropiM woktamywac!
Wros nos .jcsta diva trzydziesci
A u trzech jest 2 .janszych miesri
Teroski moAcm fnjtow"c,
JaAfi9 da czionk6w kupowac.
Wro-ki biI,ch MONA kupic,
z @lascm sznapsu ich wog1urld.
Zaaki wziasG 60 do szra.ibera,
Mech wianksze p1szc numcra.
A teroski nasz her 0 SLlSZ
N1lr iulu2cr aoeiter ktamstwa pisz.-
TIL jH& uciektem W posp'echu
Bym W poprzek ME pekfo cd smiechu;
A bodajze TAXA move,
Cztowiek gotow stracit glove,
O narodzie memorjalny,
Postep wasz jest niemoralny;
Zwoiat seim tylko ma picie,
| czernic b~liznych sowicie!
70 2 pnwnoscia SO sztantary
Rarzyhskich tel novel WARY.
Pan Ngerski memurj alny
Przybyt ma Seim nlemoralny;
Il Seimu wrnc y nina dziar-ka
Y urodna Anna ID unnrs k q.
W,pomnlct music, b. to W szyku
w koncu q ksiodzu Sklaray ku:
30 kslqtxoklarzyk TAX ~powiedz'a},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
POIAK. kt0ry u lrZyiemr

FOLAK, ktory q %FrZy.jemno-
scia przytuljf O. Angustyna Skla-
rzyka do sicbie, kiedy 90 "a wier-
na sluzhe Zjedncczeniu k%"tollck ie-
mu sponiew1crano W pIebanil przv
koSciole Sw. Slani>iawa kostkl
w Chicago, nazyw" sic August
kow"lski. jest on kasycrrm RIA
du Ccntralncgo wv azku Mar. Pol.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
A Gallant Husband.

A writer in the Chicago Mail says: A
Chicago lady recently returned from Wash
ington, told me this last night people
have asked me II met the President and
his wife, and II they acted like other
newly married folks. At the White House
you never know but what they had been
married twents yeary. But will tell you
somethiDg. occupied room IN the vicn-
ity Of the mansion, and 1t overlooked the
conservatory. From corner In my room
and with the aid OF lorgnette could see
a good deal which the visitor couldn't see,
/ never could resist the temptation to level
my glasses at the President and Mrs Cleve-
land when they used to steal out among the
roses, as they supposed, unobserved.
think, as the woman who has had love
made to her In the most approved etyle,
that can say the President is . charming
lover lie was SO gallant to her and yet so
tender. used to watch him pluck u
fewer and hold 1t against her fair face as
II by comparison. Wasn't that nice 2"
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
Crocker's brigade Reunion.

The fourth annual reunion OF CrocBer's
famous Iowa brigade, held at Davenport,
Iowa, was great success. General Wm.
W. Belknap was re elected president, and
the following resolutions were adopted;
Whereas this day records the 5sth mile
stone down llfe's pathway of our beloved
and honored president, W. W. Beknap, be
1t therefore
Resolred That the heartiest congratula-
tioDs OF the members OF Crocker's Iowa
Brigade on this, his anniversary, be given.
Rcsolred, In looking back over the thrill
Ing events OF the past, no man stands out
more grandly, or is loved more dearly by
the Crocker Brigade, than our 5s-year.old
comrade, General Belknap.
General Belknap made brief and glow
ing speech OF appreciation and thanks IN re-
sponse to the resolutions. But this WAS not
all. In the course OF the meeting Ma jor
Higley Of the Fifteenth Iowa addressed the
chair from the centre of the theatre, remind
ing General Belknap Of his statement OF the
loes OF an umbrella, aud, advancing, pre-
sented him with one OF the finest umbrellas
made, with gold handle aud the name "W.
w. Belknap" inscribed thereon. The General
was utterly astonished, but made most
happy speech that was full OF references to
army experiences, concluding with care
there any more umbrellas to present ~
which created great laughter.
Instantly W. II. Michael arose In the east
aisle holding aloft long package and sd.
dressed the General. He then advanced to
the stage and presented the General, In be-
half OF the brigade, with a splendid cane OF
ebony and gold In honor OF his 5sth birth
day. The General returned further thanks
and then aroused shouts OF laughter by ask
Ing "are there any more canes to be pre-
sented' tell you, boys, II you have any
such freaks In mind for Council Bluffs in
's7, gather II all In money '
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ways and Mour- or ErLiiug IH 4ad
put Of ~ n-iiinstDu.
pEPNVTt RES.
fTrnu, IL. n,a ~ t.futguu


For Roston-2 D. m. (githout chan r1 90 cars)
For New York-7.25, o. gJl 0imltUl, all Pull
man paripT cars, ~ AID AZ u. m; 1855,
2, 4 Qimited all parlor cars, $40, 10 ils0
y, m.
For philade!phln-7.2j, o. o,tN tilmitedl II
and iI:i0 T. N. daily for Now York aud
Phlladelphial; 1850 2, ulmltci), $40,
600 10 and ii20 y. m.
For Baltimorc-Ga5, ss'i, 0, $50 limlted), 30,
II daily except sunday, and li;p n. m;
1905 tncoomodstionl, 2 d! llimitodl, tl0,
4pO. 40. 500 $40 10 snd iis0 .. m. ON
Sunday oi lyat g.05 a, M, local for Balu-
more and way stations.
For Chicago Cincinnati and 81. Jouis-9:50 q
m. QimltciD and $40 aHd 10 y, m,
For Buffalo, klmlra and Harrisburg-95O q.
m. and 10 p. m.
For Annapolis-T.25 n. m, 1905, $40 and 500
p. m. jsundays at q IN. and t:iO p. MI
For POpe's Creek Line-7.25a a. M, assO .. m.
on week days only. -.
For Alexandria, SIS, $40, io:s7a. m; 1901,
205, isl5, +sj, 0Oi, sos, 1898. and iiJ1 y, m.
tsundays ats, s;qO, 9Af, lOi5i a. M; 800, ,ONi
For Richmond and the south-6 and io.57 a.
m, and AS p M, daily except sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line,
For Cincinnati, Louisville and ~. Louis. via
Chesapeake and Ohlo-53up, m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport New and Nor
fok-OO0 and 1887 a. m, tcXccpt Sundaysl
For Leesburg, Round liill and points on " o.
W.-a:i9 "a. m. daily except sunday
For Manassas, Thorourhfare Gap and Front
Royai-2:35 p. m, except sundays.
For Warrenton--s!}0 a, M; 80 y. m. daily
For Lynohhurg. Atlanta and New Orleans
$40, and ll.1O "A m. daily Tor AtluntiD.
and II D. IN, via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The Alliance has arrived at Bahia.
The Dolphin arrived at Alexandria, Va,
last night
The Trenton sailed from Rio Janeiro for
New York September "a.
Second Lieutenant T. X. Rivas, Third
Cavalry, is ordered to Jefferson Barracks,
Missouri.
rwenty-one days leave, to begin October
!, is granted Msior W. IL. Comegys, pay
master, Atlanta, Ga.
Lieutenant. Colonel A. X. Smith ia re-
lieved at the Military Academy aud granted
leave for one month and fourteen days.
Colonel Silas Cuspion has been ordered
to the Angel and Alcatraz islands, Califor-
MIA, for the inspection OF ordnance stores
Second Lieutenant B. n. Purssell OF the
Signal Corps is ordered to Florida on duty
relating to the telegraph line between IT.
tusville and Jupiter Inlet.
First Lieutenant William Crozier, now on
sick leave, is relieved from duty at the
Watertown Arsenal, Mass, and ordered to
report to the Chief OF Ordnance for duty.
Surgeon j. X. Tryon ia ordered to duty
at the Marine rendezvous, New York, to
relieve Assistsnt.Surgeon James q. Field
who Will Join the receiving ship Vermont
October Is.
Major Lawrence L. Babbltt is ordered
from the Fort Monroe Arsenal, Va, to the
command OF the San Antonio Arsenal,
Texas, relieving Major Isaac Arnold, who
will take command Of the Fort Monroe
Arsenal.
A general court-martial was convened at
Fort Mcllenry, Md, to-day, composed OF
Captains George f. Barstow and Edward Q.
Knower and First Lieutensuts James
O'Ilara, @. W. Harold, q. q. Woodward
and John Williams, iudge.advocate, all of
the Third Artillery.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
"a;od RIess the non,h.r

The Central Labor Union's meeting in
New York, yesterday, came nearly being
the scene Of free fight. A series Of reso-
lutions was offered calling upon the Union
to condemn tho Illinois Supreme Court
for sentencing the seven anarchists In Chi
cago. The resolutions were listened to
quietly, but as soon as they were flushed,
delegate Weinstein, a printer, moved that
a committee be appointed to call mass
meeting to condemn the sentence. This
was followed by motion to lay the resolu-
tions on the table. The socialists protested
vehemently and the motion was lost. Then
the anarchists were attacked by Hugh Wor-
skey Of the Carpenters aud Joiners Union,
and Vice chairman McKim made furious
onslaught upon all socialists and anar.
chists. The uproar following was deafen-
Ing, and the proprietor of the hall appeared
upon the platform, begging the delegates to
desist, as his business would be ruined by
such noise on Sunday afternoon. Compar-
ative quiet being restored, q. q. Block OF
the National Bakers Union began speaking
of the resolution. He was interrupted by a
cry Of "God bless the hand that threw that
bomb" "Yes," added Mr., Block, "God
bless that bomb" The majority OF the
delegates cried "shame,n and another
scene of confusion ensued Finally mo-
tion was made to call the previous question,
and this was passed. The final vote In favor
Of Weinstein's motion carried 1t, and the
minority left the hall under protest.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
From ~. a a. station.

For Baltimorc-s G;3o, $40, 80, $50 and IS
~ M; 1910, is-j, 3;il, $50. t30, $50, go,
$3.50 OHb 7.lO, 7.s5 and iiaD y. m. ON san
day, $50, 1a0, $50 and H.lh "a m; i;sl, l.J1
3aO $50 dIu, h;IU, $40, s;ai, ii31p. m.
For AnnnpOlIs-GIn, $50 "a, m and 1910 and
4aj T. IN. sunday, s3n u. N. ANA i.iO ., m.
For Point OF Rocks Frederick -iu'iO. 1888 am;
b3up, m, Frederick on sunday, 1870 y, M.
For points IN Shenandoah Valley as fur as
lurHy y-3;lb p, m daily, except sunday.
For Gaithcrshdrg--g aud iu:iU a. m. 1870,
dgO, h:1O, 52j, s.hj and ll.2O q, m. daily, ox-
cept sunday; ON sunday, 1910 a. m., i.iJ,
ba1, s.j5 and li;20 y, m,
For liHgcrstOwn-ih;lO a. IN. and 500 y. m,
daily, except suuduy.
For ChlcagO-iO:ij a. m, $50 p. n daily.
For Pittshurg--lU;5j "A. m, S5S .. m. daily.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis-j!lb
and $40 D. m daiIy.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
RenJ Estate Purcbase..,

s. d. Webb has purchased from A. Z.
Clark, for $1,000, sub.lots 90, "a aud %,
square 96o, each fronting 10 feet on Tenth
street northeast, with depth OF 100 feet,
parallel with f and streets.
james II. Mari has purchased for siO,OOO
from j. Z. Mason, lots and 2, block 10, lie
Droit Park.
j. II. Denison has bought for q, 900 OF I.
Fl. Harper lot Is, square SOS fronting % feet
on north street, between Third aud Fourth
etrcets west.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER %, 1887.
PRACTICAL COUursMIP.

You say you love me. Maybe So
Iwould not doubt your word;
But others before now, you know,
Have such sweet love VOWS heard
Who are not loved, now, as wives would
Be loved by those they wed.
You say you love me. Very good
But will you like my bread?
You say you love me. You must know
Your words are sweet TO hear;
Like tender music, soft and low,
They charm my willing car.
But II you would win all my heart,
Possess my very soul
Promise to do husbands part
Swear you'll bring up the coal
You say you love me. And you ask
II could love you too.
own twill be an easy task
II only you are true.
This, this alone | stipulate,
IT'S all my hearts desire:
That may sleep till half-past eight,
And you shall build the FIRE.
Il [somerville Journal.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26

comflted by Aunt Chloes unexpected
candor. you don't know what you're
talking about" Strengthening himself
up. why, I'm just In my primel'
Yes, sir, sees you is," replied the
still unconvinced Aunt Chloe; "but
when Miss Lucy gifts In her prime,
whar you gwine be dcnY"
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.

nRAwtNG AND PAISTIN0.-Na-
~ tinual Academy Of Fiuo Arts. -lt & IT,,
who hls had " medals and studied i5 wears
In Europe With tho most celebrated artists.
To prevent children forming careless hahlts
oi drawing they will be received Saturdays,
at Year, ~ aFo and upward f1r almost
nothing Thorough Instruction in every
branch ~ art from drawing 81 all kinds ~
portrait and historical painting Evening
glasses tUr ladies and gentlemen, Mondays
and MptiUraHHva af o'rlnrt
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
NJ. 4. DAUPHIs,
Nsw Orleans, La,
Address Registered Letters 10
New Orleans NltiOll Bank,
Now Orleans, IA.

REMEMBER that tic presence OF Generals
ncaurcglrd and Early, VINO 9rc Ia charge ui
the drawing, ls a guarautne ut absolute fllr.
ness ana Integrity. that Tho chances aru tli
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prifr.
"RENEMUER. also, that mo plvmeut ui
prizes IL GUARANTEED ny fulN "a.
TiuNAL BANK ~ Sew orleans. anil thr
Tickets are signed hy thu President NJ 800 lu
stitution who's chartered rights arH rinHs
nilud In tho highest tuurts, therefore. huEArr
nf an limitations and Anonymous -lhHmus '
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
National Labor Council.

A meeting of the National Labor Council
will be held at Federal Hall, corner OF Sew
entb and ID streets, tomorrow evening, TO
perfect an organ izatiOn and receive the re-
port OF the delegation to the general con
ventlop held in Chicago last week. This is
new trades union, composed OF workmen
in the various building trades, and is de-
signed to meet the Master Builders AssocI-
alton.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
rIHE noYs, ENGLISH AM OLAssI.

i CAL HIGH SCHOOL Will commence It.
nineteenth year SEPT. 10, IN North session
room OF Dir. Sundcr and's Church. Boys thor.
tions OF Learning or f0r business, It, grilur
ates have taken high rank at Harvard, Yale,
Brown, Dartmouth. Princeton Dlakcu-on,
Cornell, Lehgh, Michigan University, Wo,t
Point and Annapolis. Special attention paid
to English Branches, For particulars and
testimonials OF many of our best citizens, adj
dress J.W. HUNT, az irving n n W,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
RESOURCES.

S10J,vsU W
The executive officers OF this company are
Hon. Walter $. Cox, president; Wm King,
vice president q. b. Maury, treasurer;
Frank I. Rawlings, secretary.
Henry Calver,
patent attorney, at sol F street, has been
in this location for the past five years,
previous to which he had been for six years
in the Patent O1lce, where he commenced
in the lowest position, and, by force OF
merit, was promoted through division after
division to the position OF first assistant
examiner, which he resigned to enter his
present profession, that of patent attorney
and solicitor In patent causes, embracing all
classes OF patents, making speciality OF
sewing machines, representing IN this
capacity the Singer Company. He has
facilities for every branch Of the business,
and Is assisted by corps of skilled clerks
and examiners.
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The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
Academy Of the Holy Cross,

1872 MASS, AVE. N, W,
VIII resume FIRST Mundayin September. n AZ.
fords every facility for acquiring thorough
and accomplished cducation The musical
department, embracing Harp. Piano, organ,
Guitar, hanio and Mandolin, Is directed by
thoroughly accomplished teachers. Painting
IN Lustfc, oil and Water Cnlnrs. Special at
teniion paid TO Bookkeeping and the Higher
Mathematics. Attached 10 the academy Is a
Department for Little Boys.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Hnirninnrn

n. X. Plain a Co, H. Cloud Building
furnish the following Oh Quotations
Closed saturday, - opened today, OF
highest, 90, lowest, G7i, liis p most.
New Vera staeh Market.
The following have been furnished ~
A. Macgill a Co bankers and lfuke efs. bia
Seventh street northwest
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
U,nE MEDICAL pH.RMAoEurI.

L cal aud Dental Departments OF Howard
University will open OCTOBER 3, az y. m.
An address will be delivered by Prof Robert
Reyhurn, to which the profession and public
are invited. For circulars and Information
address q. d. PURVIS, NJ D, scc'y,
MS tgth' ST,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
ARRIVALS
At H and n. station.

From BostOn-lOI5 u. IN. (Express)
From New Gprk-h3j s, and lOi5 u. m; 1890,
g $40, limited, 5:45 (newl, sIj, s53
Oimited) ana iO'li y. m.
From Baltimore-5:3b, GD5, 5, S35, s:45, 0.S0,
and iO45 "a. m: iaU, >, $40, Z, $50, 7:B
O8cwJ. s.lj, s:aj and iO;i1 y M.
From Chicago, st. Louis, Plttsburg and Gin
clnnati-j;05 and $50 a, m; $50 and 7:i5
pm,
FROM Annapolis-s;OO a. m; 1880 and $50 p. m.
From Buffalo, bInira and Harrisburg-0:30 u.
m and 1si5 y. m
From Manas sas, Thoroughiare Gap and Front
BOyai-947 a. m, except sundays.
From Warrenton-s:l a. m, 1901, s:G3 and
$40 p. m.
From Atlanta, New orleans and Lynchburg-
$40 H. m. and l2;0i and s&3 p. m.
From POpe's Creek Line-s.35 "a. IN. (eXCeSt
Sundays) and $50 p. IN.
From Philadelphia-i35 s and i0a5 a, m, and
i:aO, :, $40, L. 1aj new, s:ij, s:jj and lOT
D..
From Richmond and the south-ii:2i a. M;
$40 and II y. m,
From Alexandria-l2.3O Except Monday, 6:2J,
$40, 1885, D:57, i0.35, and ii:Si a. m;
$40, S:25 3.4J, $50, IS, $40, 9:Si and II p.
m. (Suudays ut 1890 $40 ana li:2i a. m,
$3.50, 9;5l and II D. IN.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$50 and $40 y. IN.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-340 D. m. daily except sunday.
From Round Hill, Leesburg and points on W.
O.& W.-s40a m. and 1855 y. m. The even
ing train does not run on sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
Grand Jury Work.

The grand jury to-day presented an In
dictment against Henry and Margaret sor-
teau for larceny. The charge against John
Howard for robbery was ignored. One OF
the cases against Mary J Mcbride and John
W, MacFarland was nolle pressed.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
Capital Prize $l5o,ooo,
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tSr For club Rates or any iurthcr luiurma-
tiOn apply to the undersigned Your hand
writing must be- distinct and Signature Plain.
More rapid return mail delivery will ho as.
sured by you enclosing AN Envelope bearing
your full address.
Send Postal Notes. EXurrss Money Orders or
New YORK Exchange IN ordinary letter. Cur.
rtuUy BY express Vat our uXpeusul addressed
NJ. =. DAUPHIs,
Now Orleans, La.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
STREET. sE,lIshUy.

H G29 18th St, cor. q,
French and English boarding and day school
for young ladies and children Thorough IN
structiOn In all essential branches, superior
advantages In art and music, RCuprn- Sep
tember 20. Mrs. ELlZABETH HARRIS,
PRINCIPAL.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
"AIderney Dairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ID "Warlh
prints, 4oe. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
Cream, l5c. per pit.
The st. Paul Pioneer PreSI, In long in.
terview OF the practical working OF The
high licensed law in Minnesota, says tlst
1t has reduced the number of saloons, in.
creased the public revenues and lessened
the amount Of crime.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
crrNcEnIAN nusINEss unLLrnr.

SPENCERfAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- corner tn and u sts n. VA practical
business education that qualities young men
and women TO support themselves and sue
Ccssfully perform the active duties Of lifo
ThOrouph instruction given IN Rapid Writ
ing, the English Language, Correspondence
Rapid Calculations, Bookkeeping, Business
Practice, tiyiCs, or Science Of tltiEonshlp
stenography and Type Writing. Regular Day
and Evening Sessions resumed THURSDAY,
September l, at u. IN, and Q y, m, OflUc
open for arrangements, 10y the wear or quar-.
ter, on and after Monday August %. full
Corps of Teacher Tuition fec--ilsguinr
business course, day sessions, ouc year, SO
payable $40 on entering and balance IN
monthly installmonts uf $40 each; u wear
scholarship, paid In full on entering, 500;
tuition per quarter Of ten weeks, 50, paid on
entering. Sirht Scssiuns-Tuitiou! SO for
three months. or $50 for one year. seats are
assigned In the order Of registration, Special
advantages secured by being present Al the
opening of day or Might sessions. Illustrated
Circular sent free on application,
HENRY g SPENCER. Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vlco'Prlncipal.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLE0E.-
IN (MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEp'rS OF
YnE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

The SIXTY SIXTH annual session Will be-
gin on MONDAY, OCT 3, ats p.m,
Addresses will be delivered by Profs. Il. r.
Fristoe and X. u. Donaldson, ID. ID. s.. To
which the profession and public are cordially
invited. The regular lectures Will continue
daily throughout the course. beginning az $50
p. m. The autumn examinations will be held
ON Tuesday, October 4, at1p m. For lnfor-
nation or circulars address Dr. A f. A. KING,
72G 18th st II, W. Office hours-s80 10 10 a.
m. and to 5 y. m Telephone call, 50.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-26
ChiraEo unrEet

thiraEo unrkets.
The following summary is ~ B, X, Plain
q Co, 81 Ci0ui RnIlding, Ninth & Z
streets;
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UNDERTAKERS.


N dertaker, lOll 1th st. Everything iirst-
class and on the most reasonable terms. Tole-
phone call 1853,